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This article looks at civil-military relations in Chile, focusing on the period between 1990 and 1998. It analyzes military interests and civil-military channels. The four main cases examined in this article are situations when civilians sought to make decisions the military opposed because they affected core military interests. (DSE/DÜI)

Analyses of the 100 counties reveal that the Helms vote was most significantly associated with predominantly white counties, and, secondarily, blue-collar, middle-income counties. Hunt's support came from areas with high percentages of either nonwhites or the college-educated. (Abstract amended)